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Daily Production Log for Film Production
Prepare a Daily Production Log on a film or television production shoot with this easy-to-use free form for tracking:
- number of scenes shot,
- number of script pages shot,
- gross and print film footage shot,
on each shooting day for the duration of filming.
Download the Film Production Daily Production Log form - it's free so no matter how small your production budget is, you can afford it!
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Daily Production Report for Film Shoot
You can't budget properly if you don't know what each day's production is costing you. Use this Daily Production Report form to track production items each shooting day.
- This form can be used to track:
- crew calls,
- script pages,
- scenes,
- setups,
- retakes,
- stills,
- film stock,
- in-out times,
- meals,
- overtime for all cast and crew,
- extras,
- absences,
- delays in shooting.
- The form also includes a daily average Production Analysis and Advance Schedule.
- Available in MS Word format.
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Extras Breakdown Sheet for Film Production
Do an extras breakdown for or TV production with this downloadable form.
- The breakdown sheet can be extended for as many shooting days as are on the schedule.
- The breakdown tracks how many and what type of extras and background are required for each script page.
- This is a digital form that can be filled in on a laptop or tablet or used as a pre-printed sheet to be completed by hand.
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Create a Personal Props List for each actor in a film or television production with this free easy-to-use template form.
- The props list allows the Props Department to track personal props by actor and/or character.
- The tracking list helps to ensure that all the items are on set before filming each scene.
- This is a MS Word template which can be filled in electronically or printed out in blank and filled in by hand.
- Don't take a chance on losing or misplacing important props. Keep track of everything with this Actor and Character Personal Props List.
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Props Breakdown Sheet for Film Production
Do a props breakdown from the script of a film or TV production with this easy digital template.
- You can use this worksheet to break down the props required by:
- set and location,
- interior or exterior,
- day / night.
- The form is available in MS Word format. It is fully editable and can be customized for each project.
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Code of Conduct for Film Crew
Film crews aren't always welcomed with open arms when shooting on location. Write up a Code of Conduct for your crew with this easy-to-use template.
- The Code of Conduct is to be followed by all cast and crew during filming in order to promote a harmonious relationship between the production crew and residents and businesses located in the filming area.
- Crew members are prohibited from trespassing on any private property other than the location where shooting is scheduled.
- Filming permits must be posted in prominent locations and residents and business owners notified when and where shooting will be taking place.
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- The location must be restored to its original condition after shooting wraps up.
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Script Submission Agreement
Are you a film or TV producer who solicits scripts from screenwriters? Have the writers make their submissions in writing under the terms of this Script Submission Agreement.
- The screenwriter acknowledges that the submission of the script and the execution of the Agreement does not create confidential or fiduciary relationship between the screenwriter and the producer.
- The screenwriter represents that the material submitted is an original work, and that s/he is the sole owner.
- The screenwriter will not be entitled to compensation for the use of similar or identical material developed independently of the writer's submission.
- The screenwriter releases and indemnifies the producer against claims, loss and damages.
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- Available in MS Word format. Fully editable and reusable.
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Collaboration Agreement Between Screenwriters | USA
Do you collaborate with other writers on screenplays or treatments? Put the terms of your relationship in writing with this USA Collaboration Agreement Between Screenwriters template.
- The agreement is between the writers themselves and not with a production company.
- The agreement covers the relationship between the writers with respect to creation and protection of the material.
- The work will be registered with the Writers Guild of America and the US Copyright Office (if applicable) as a joint work.
- If either writer pulls out of the arrangement, the remaining writer has the right to continue the work alone or in collaboration with another writer.
- Neither party can sell or dispose of the work or their share in the work without the written consent of the other party.
- Optional clauses to be used if either party is represented by an agent, which can be removed if not applicable.
- The parties will share the proceeds of any sale according to their percentage ownership in the work.
- The template refers to United States laws, but it is an editable document and could be adapted for use in other countries.
- Protect your rights in your work. Sign this USA Collaboration Agreement Between Screenwriters before you and your co-writer start work on the project.
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